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Tuscany Cultural Heritage
Tuscany is host to the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in all of Italy: three are concentrated in the capital cities (Florence, Siena, Pisa) and four are spread throughout the area (San Gimignano, Pienza, Val d'Orcia, Ville Medicee). Tuscany: concentrated and widespread beauty.

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Program	City	Description
Norberto Martini	Florence	Norberto Martini humble Florentine artist remembered by mamma Gina ristorante. Early landscape paintings hang in mamma Gino Ristorante by Norberto Martini.
Ron Rosenstock Photographs of Tuscany	Tuscany	Ron Rosenstock Photographs of Tuscany, Italy. For information contact [email protected]
Photographs of Florence by Ron Rosenstock	Florence	Ron Rosenstock photographs of Florence Italy. For information contact [email protected]
San Gimignano Tuscan Ceramic	San Gimignano	San Gimignano and Tuscany's hill towns where artisan-made ceramics contribute to Tuscan decor, like the famous Tuscan kitchen.
Silvano Spinelli - Cornici e Stampe di Lucca	Lucca	Frames and Prints of Lucca. Via S. Andrea, 10, Tuscany.
Montalcino Restoration: Church of San Pietro	Montalcino	Pianello Quartiere, Montalcino church of San Pietro with Ventura Salimbeni masterpieces inside that are in danger of being lost forever.
Meet the Artist: Oriano Galloni	Tuscany	Sculpture Oriano Galloni discusses his "Silent Souls"
Tuscany: Where Art and Good Wine Were Born	Tuscany	Tuscany is the most well-known Italian region in the world. Visiting it means journeying through enchanting landscapes and exploring an immense artistic heritage. The largest city is Florence, birthpl...hover to read more
Tuscany Cultural Heritage	Tuscany	Tuscany is host to the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in all of Italy: three are concentrated in the capital cities (Florence, Siena, Pisa) and four are spread throughout the area (San Gimignano, Pi...hover to read more
Goldsmith's Art of Tuscany	Tuscany	A long history which begins with the Italian Renaissance and continues all the way to the present day. A tradition which developed in workshops and was passed down by master goldsmiths from generation...hover to read more

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